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Mark Carroll
Jul 14, 2005, 8:48:30 PM7/14/05
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My Police Interceptor died and I now have a newer Subaru instead.
However, our regular garage find themselves unable to service it:
they're always happy to provide a loaner car for whatever needs done
to mine, but they tell me that they don't have the correct equipment
to do much more than change the oil, nor do they know enough about my
car anyway. My experience with local Subaru dealerships has been
brief, but so far not very encouraging - largely suggesting
disinterest and minimum effort. I'll give them a bit more of a chance
but, just in case, I don't suppose there are any good garages around
that are Subaru experts aside from the official dealerships? I live
north of Columbus, and I'd be willing to travel a little way for good,
careful service for my car.
However, our regular garage find themselves unable to service it:
they're always happy to provide a loaner car for whatever needs done
to mine, but they tell me that they don't have the correct equipment
to do much more than change the oil, nor do they know enough about my
car anyway. My experience with local Subaru dealerships has been
brief, but so far not very encouraging - largely suggesting
disinterest and minimum effort. I'll give them a bit more of a chance
but, just in case, I don't suppose there are any good garages around
that are Subaru experts aside from the official dealerships? I live
north of Columbus, and I'd be willing to travel a little way for good,
careful service for my car.
-- Mark
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